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#2 Post by GregF » Sun Jun 05, 2011 4:21 pm here
Hello all! I am looking to join your fine company and buy a pontoon boat and need some advice. I have rented pontoon boats before but never looked at buying one. I am looking at one now and would like to know what it's worth.
2006 Bentley 240 with 110hp motor and decent trailer. He is asking 17,500 for it. He is taking me out to the water to try it out and I would like to have an idea of what to look for and what is a good price to shoot for.
If that looks OK, dunk it and take it for a ride. Try it at different speeds and see how it does idling for a while after running hard for a while. Turn it off and back on hot a few times. Make sure it starts hot, cold and after it has been sitting a while after going.
I would start on the trailer and inspect the pontoons for pits, usually along the water line, and damage (look between the pontoons too).
If possible, remove the pontoon plugs and check for leaks. If they are top side plugs, air should come out if it was sitting in the sun.
Look at all the fasteners and inspect the bottom of the deck for soft spots. Tapping with a small hammer is handy if you see a suspect spot. Make sure all the rail fasteners are solid, particularly around the doors.
Look under all the seats for rot and check all the seams in the vinyl. Turn the wheel both ways lock to lock feeling for binds and check the shifter the same way. That can indicate bad cables.
Look over the motor under the cover and around the outside. Look for corrosion, oil leaks etc. Run the tilt up and down and make sure it is smooth.
Take out the bottom plug in the foot and let a few drops of oil come out into a cup, Make sure there is no water in it.
Check the prop for bent blades and dings. [links]
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